Given statement 'A vector is in standard position when the initial point is at the origin.' is True.
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We have been given a statement 'A vector is in ₋standard ₋position when the initial point is at the origin.'
We know that the tail of a vector is the initial point of the vector.
And the head of a vector is the final point of the vector with an arrowhead.
The definition of standard position of vector is: "When a vector is in a standard position the head of the arrow is at a point (x, y) and the tail of the arrow is at the origin."
Therefore, given statement 'A vector is in standard position when the initial point is at the origin.' is True.
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